Nice hub. Are you teaching someone (foreigner) close to your heart how to win your heart :). mikeydcarroll67 on March 01, 2012: Very good phrases! I always love to learn new languages! Brianna Stuart on March 01, 2012: This is very sweet! But I need to learn how to pronounce ...
日语 中文(简体) 半母语者 阿拉伯语 英语(美国) 韩语 关于菲律宾语 的问题 how to pronounce "tae"? 查看翻译 Report copyright infringement 回答 Close 当你"踩"了一个回答的时候, 回答者不会收到通知。 O只有提问者才能查看踩了这个回答的用户。 好的 加载更多 fordxandrialyn148 2017年11...
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Just think that there are some people who can’t speak at all – never mind not being able to pronounce certain letters! They still manage to communicate with people! It seems that the way technology has progressed, we rarely talk to people now = type/message/text. In addition, there ...
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Learn how to talk about what you want in English. Whats the difference between I prefer, I would prefer, and I would rather? In this English grammar lesson, you will learn how to tell people what you would like when faced with more than one option. Take
I’d like to ask you: Do you pronounce “t” in a word “often” ? I heard that in some native speakers’ talks but I was taught differently in my school. dancingqueen Not in some Countries, for instance, in American English you do not pronounce the ‘t’sound. Look: often is ...